Rangers were good but not good enough and now the reboot must come – Barry Ferguson

Conceding Premiership titles just isn't in my make-up.

As a player I didn't throw in the towel on anything and I'm exactly the same now so nothing changes.

Six points behind with six games to play tells you Rangers are up against it...big time.

It's going to be difficult but I'd never say the words 'it's over' unless the maths showed it was mission impossible.

I'd never give up on anything, it'll be the same mindset within the squad at Ibrox despite the huge disappointment yesterday.

There is a reality after losing to Celtic and it's now increasingly unlikely they will retain the title but you never know in football.

Where there is hope then there is always a way.

Rangers were always up against it as they are the chasing team but it's now been made so much more difficult.

It was the perfect start, Rangers pressed Celtic high up the pitch from the first few seconds and Aaron Ramsey's opener was a nerve settler.

Gio van Bronckhorst had the players going for it early, they were on the front foot and Celtic were shaky.

For the first five or six minutes they looked rattled but I'm always a great believer that it's when you score that you are at your most vulnerable and that was the case in this game.

Allan McGregor will have a question asked of him as to whether he could have pushed the ball to safety but he made the save and it was the run from Callum McGregor which was crucial. I would have liked him to have been stopped in the build-up, I would have taken the foul and then defended the set-piece.

Rangers couldn't have asked for a better start but when Celtic hit back in the seventh minute they handed away that early advantage which was always going to be so important.

That said, whenever Rangers pressed Celtic high